Stock Market
There are lots of scope if you done a course in stock market like you can make broker, trader,be a trainer, financial advisor, etc depending upon your interest. You can make good money or profit in span of short period.
a young professional may be able take a higher amount of risk in the Stock market their Career choice as they get scared by any kind of financial investment required in the process.
But the growth of this industry in the last few decades is phenomenal and one who is passionate can seriously turn their dreams into reality by choosing the right path
Many Career options are available in the Stock Market like:
Trader
Investor
Stock Broker
Sub Broker
Research Analyst
Personal finance expert
etc.
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Why should we Invest?
Now question is why invest? There are few compelling reasons for one to
invest..
1. Fight Inflation – By investing one can deal better with the inevitable – growing cost of living –
generally referred to as Inflation
2.Create Wealth – By investing one can aim to have a better corpus by the end of the defined
time period. In the above example the time period was upto retirement but it can be anything
– children’s education, marriage, house purchase, retirement holidays etc
3.To meet life’s financial aspiration.
Where to Invest?
Investments optimally should have a strong mix of all asset classes. It is smart to diversify your
investment among the various asset classes. The technique of allocating money across assets
classes is termed as ‘Asset Allocation’.
For instance, a young professional may be able take a higher amount of risk given his age and
years of investment available to him. Typically investor should allocate around 70% of his investable amount in Equity, 20% in Precious metals, and the rest in Fixed income investments.
Alongside the same rationale, a retired person could invest 80 percent of his saving in fixed income, 10 percent in equity markets and a 10 percent in precious metals. The ratio in which one
allocates investments across asset classes is dependent on the risk appetite of the investor.
Course Fee And Duration
Course
Duration
Hours
Fees
Syllabus of Stock Market
Accounts & Investments
Investment And Trading Strategies
Important Learning Courses
1)Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
2)Introduction to Technical Analysis
3)Technical Patterns
4)Introduction to Options
5)Currency Options
6)Trading Strategies
7)Option Strategies
8) Strategy and Pricing
9) Capital Market Module
10)Algorithmic Trading
Derivatives Trading & Strategies
1)
Introduction to Derivatives
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